On 12th April, I’ll be cycling 66 miles (110km) through Hertfordshire as part of the Bluebell Bike Ride — a challenging and beautiful route through rolling countryside and spring bluebell woods.
Why I am riding:
Bal Asha Trust, a Mumbai-based charity and this year they are celebrating 40 years of transforming the lives of abandoned and
vulnerable children by providing safe homes, healthcare, education, and adoption services.
This cause is very close to my heart, Olivia, part of my extended family (sister to my daughter-in-law), was adopted from Mumbai through Bal Asha Trust. Seeing the impact of this charity firsthand is the reason I wanted to take on this challenge.
I’m proud to be participating in their Legacy Walk campaign, helping raise funds so they can continue their life-changing work for
future generations of children.
How You Can Help?
Every donation will go towards:
- Providing safe and loving homes
- Supporting children’s education and healthcare
- Enabling more life-changing adoption journeys
- No amount is too small — it all adds up to make a real difference.
Please sponsor me and help support this incredible cause and if you can, share this page to spread the word.
Thank you so much for your support.
Martin
Bal Asha Trust Legacy Walk 
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